Foxpro External Speaker SP-60

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Lazer32

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Has anyone used the foxpro external speaker SP-60? I have a foxpro Inferno and would like to get a bit volume to my calling. Any comments on its performance, likes or dislikes?
 
Lazer32 said:
Has anyone used the foxpro external speaker SP-60? I have a foxpro Inferno and would like to get a bit volume to my calling. Any comments on its performance, likes or dislikes?
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I had one with my first Foxpro. I used it about 3 weeks, gave it away. I went and bought the Sp-70 the same day and still have it. Been very pleased with it.

The 60 seemed to cut out and give a static sound on full volume while I would howl. It did that 4-5 times one day and I finally had enough. The 70, is much louder and doesn’t give me any troubles. Much better buy in my opinion
 
Lazer32 said:
Thanks for saving me the hassle and the money, makes the community great. I'll probably go ahead and buy the SP-70.
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I would for sure. That 60 was fine till you got to around max volume, which was the entire reason I’d run a speaker anyway, then it would get staticky and growling. PITA. You shouldn’t have any problems at all out of the 70.
 
I have had the 60 for a few years. I have an old FX5, the sound is great on all volume settings.
My problem is I only get 40 minutes of playtime with both internal speakers and the 60. At 8 AA battery at a change an all-day hunt is a lot of batteries.
 
I have a foxpro Inferno and an SP-60. I do notice the SP-60 gives a deeper/fuller/smoother/slightly louder sound than the inferno's speaker. 80% of the time for places I call, I just use the inferno by itself so i don't have to mess with an extra device and wire in the field. But i pull out the SP-60 if I want to boost the sound somewhere.

I haven't used it extensively, and I haven't tried the SP-70. I initially wanted the SP-70, but then decided on the SP-60. I don't remember why. With the SP-60, I didn't notice the performance gain over the internal speaker of the SP-60 that I was hoping for.
 
I have used the Foxpro SP-55 and the SP-60 speakers on full volume quite a bit since 2008 with very few problems. Having two speakers to point if two different directions pays off in the long run.
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In wide open big country I am a firm believer that if more coyotes can hear your e-caller you will call in more coyotes. By having two speakers pointed in two different directions more predators can hear the sound compared to just one speaker.
 
derbyacresbob said:
I have used the Foxpro SP-55 and the SP-60 speakers on full volume quite a bit since 2008 with very few problems. Having two speakers to point if two different directions pays off in the long run.
2017-01-14 15.04.13 by Robert Morris, on Flickr
IMG_4811 - Copy by Robert Morris, on Flickr
IMG_0852 - Copy by Robert Morris, on Flickr
IMG_3858 by Robert Morris, on Flickr
IMG_2240 - Copy by Robert Morris, on Flickr

In wide open big country I am a firm believer that if more coyotes can hear your e-caller you will call in more coyotes. By having two speakers pointed in two different directions more predators can hear the sound compared to just one speaker.
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Those pics are great!
 
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